The Pretend Emerson Podcast

Shining a much deserved spotlight on D3 basketball--featuring current D3 Emerson Men's Basketball player, Guillermo Gasset Ruiz.

In this episode of The Fan In The Arena, host Adam Moskal, with the help of the Producer of the Micheal Kay Show, Anthony Pucik, will take you on a deep dive into what it's really like to be a Yankees fan and tell you why they are the way they are. We will get you started by explaining the backstory behind why yankees fan are considered spoiled. Then we will get into an extensive interview with guest Anthony Pucik that covers the ins and outs of the psyche of Yankees Fans. To finish it up you will be treated to the Fan in the arena trivia Minute where we will put Anthony's Yankees trivia knowledge to the test. Time Stamps: 0:00- Intro 0:12- Scripted portion, Backstory/Set up 3:08- Interview With Anthony Pucik 3:20- Who is Anthony Pucik 4:10- Describing a Yankees fan 6:00- Business of Baseball/Money/Soto 9:00- Generational Gap between Yankees fans 11:20- Times have changed 15:26- Callers and inside baseball of the radio show 17:35- Better Help Ad Read 18:35- The Fan In The Arena Trivia Minute 21:08- Outro Support Our Sponsor: Better Help https://www.betterhelp.com Save 10% with Code "FanInTheArena"

Hey Hey LBJ How Many Presidents did you kill today?The Inagural Episode of Presidential Knife Fight, where we discuss

Welcome to the first episode of Sooo What Are We! In this episode, we get deep and dissect what toxic masculinity means and learn more about how we communicate with one another. We have a great interview with Candacy Dawson and she gives us the perspective of masculine emotions from the clinician's side. Be sure to tune in as this is certainly an episode you won't want to miss! Leave a review, tell a friend, and subscribe to us for more great talks!Thanks so much to our Sponsor Betterhelp for supporting the creation of this episode! Go to www.betterhelp.com to sign up today!00:00-1:12: Introduction1:12-10:45: Toxic Masculinity Dissected10:45-11:15: Betterhelp Sponsor11:15-31:57: Candacy Dawson interview31:57-32:21: Outro

In this week's episode, Chela is joined by John Kolwaite, the current abbot of the Cambridge Zen Center in Cambridge, MA, to talk about why young people are drawn to Zen Buddhism. Digressions include a story about how John got involved in the practice, some history and explanations of Buddhism as a practice, a crazy dream, and a moment to sit and meditate together. Subscribe to Dharma Bums wherever you like to listen. Thank you to BetterHelp for sponsoring this episode. Visit BetterHelp.com/DHARMA.0:00- Intro Music0:18- Host intro2:20- Guest call9:45- Ad read14:18- Guided meditation (franchise element)20:17- Interview outro20:35- Outro

Welcome to the first episode of The Distant Replay, hosted by Abe Beuttler. In this episode, I will be going one on one with NBA expert A. Sherrod Blakely to discuss the evolution of the NBA three point line. A number of topics will be discussed including how the line came to be, and who made it popular. Stephen Curry will be a focus of discussion, as well as what is going on with the current Boston Celtics. There’s a lot behind the history of this line, and we are going to do a deep dive to exemplify the impacts it has had on the NBA today. On this episode, we all share a common goal. We want to figure out why three-point shooting has become such a staple of the game today. Why are teams taking so many shots from behind the line? Will this continue? These are some of the questions we will answer during this episode of The Distant Replay. Be sure to stick around for our first “On Deck Hot Seat” segment, where Bobby Manning of CLNS media will join us to answer a few tricky NBA questions. He has some interesting answers to some of the surprise questions we hit him with. Prime Jokic or Prime Curry? We'll get Bobby's answer on this question and a couple others along the way. The Distant Replay is presented by Gametime. What time is it? It's Gametime. Download the Gametime app today! As always, make sure to like and subscribe. Check us out on twitter @ECDistantReplay for more related content! Time Stamps For This Episode: (0:28) - Setting the stage (3:30) - A. Sherrod Blakely Joins us (5:01) - The introduction of the 3pt line in the NBA (9:59) - Download Gametime today! (11:34) - The man who change the game…Stephen Curry (15:48) - Bigs shooting the 3 ball (16:54) - The On Deck Hot Seat with Bobby Manning (21:53) - The Boston Celtics 3pt blueprint (25:57) - The NBA as a numbers game (27:34) - Today’s NBA talent levels (30:20) - Larry Legend in today’s game (31:30) - Thanking Sherrod

Welcome to the first episode of The Lane To Success! In this episode we discuss some of the key qualities needed on the path to success. Chris Tomasson joins the show to share how these things have played a part in his career. The Lane To Success is presented by Gametime. What time is it? It's Gametime. Download the Gametime app today! Subscribe to The Lane To Success now! Time Stamps: (00:00-00:27) - Introduction (05:47-06:17) - Fast Lane (06:32-34:30) - Chris Tomasson Interview (17:12-18:18) - Gametime (33:49-34:45) - Outro

Bryson Akins goes into why bees are so important to the earth, and some interesting facts regarding them! From how they communicate, what types of plants they pollinate, and if bees are trying too sting you, Bryson covers it all for his Green Team. 0:00- The UK does what? 0:41- What's Buzzing? 8:55- Get BetterHelp Today! 10:02- Back into the hive! 14:38- All bees want are love! 16:24- Myth Busting (Trademark) 17:07- You Like Jazz?

Kicking off our first episode ever with host Lucy Spangler's favorite topic of all time, Ryan Murphy slander!! Today we bravely examine a good and a not-so-good season of Murphy's anthology TV series American Horror Story, looking into the relationship between postmodernism and this 21st century horror. Don't get put off by jargon in the episode description, our beloved guest lecturer author, and cultural critic Tim Riley is here to give us his notes on postmodernism so everyone can form their own takes. 0:31-1:36, Intro1:37-2:36, Who is Ryan Murphy?2:37-7:54, Guest Lecturer Time7:55-9:06, Postmodernism in horror9:07-10:17, What does this have to do with American Horror Story?10:18-14:40, Murder House14:41-15:55, Ad Break with HelloFresh15:56-22:37, Cult22:38-26:34, Conclusion

Welcome to The Witching Hour! I am so glad you're here, settle in, get cozy, and get to know me and the pod.

The best in meaningless investigative deep-dives into things that don't matter in the slightest. In this case, answering the age old question: Which United States Commander in Chief would win in a no-holds barred, free-for-all knife fight to the death? Do you care? Probably not. But if itt sounds a bit funny, feel free to join us as we answer the most useless of questions with way more research than we really should.

The Lane To Success is a podcast that interviews key figures in the world of sports. Guests will come from various fields, such as sports communication and sports management. Discussions will focus on their career path, biggest challenges, and advice they can offer those looking to follow their footsteps.

Let's Get Real with Karen Crist and Brooke Mitchell. Real estate professionals—and real life best friends, take the hottest topics on the market from business, to casual. In a busy market, there's no time for bullshit. Get ready to get real.

This is the trailer for the Green Team Podcast, hosted by Bryson Akins.

On this week’s episode of Thera-Bitch, we’re unraveling the mystery of Lauren’s boyfriend—who suddenly thinks kale and late-night texts are personality traits. Is he cheating? Is she paranoid? Or is he just the human embodiment of a red flag? Join me as we sift through the drama, call out his sketchy gym routine, and remind Lauren that no one buys Le Labo for “self-care.” It’s messy, hilarious, and exactly what your group chat’s been missing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcript: 0:00-3:25 - Introduction 3:31-10:53 - Client Interview 10:54-11:18 - Smooth Skin Co. Ad 11:19-12:55 - Action Plan 12:56-13:25 - Closing Interview 13:33-14:15 - Real Talk "Franchise" 14:16-16:23 - Outro

“So What Are We” is a podcast that dives into the ways we connect with the people, passions, and things we love. Why do we love certain things? How do we show love to others? And how does love shape our everyday lives? Join us for deep, insightful conversations and a bit of humor as we explore all these questions and more.

This is the trailer of Music Treasure - The podcast where we unlock the world of hidden music treasures. In this podcast, You will know the good singer you don't know, the good song you may never heard, and the story behind the singer. Also, you may listen to the live performance here.

A podcast about sports fan for sports fans hosted by Adam Moskal. Find out why a fanbase is the way it is with the help of a special guest every Tuesday at 6pm.

Are you ready for a sneak peek of Thera-Bitch, the podcast that dishes out therapy realness with no filters? Well, as your therapist, I know you are more than ready. In this quick trailer, I will give you a taste of the tough love, sharp humor, and unflinching advice you can expect every week. It’s time to stop sugarcoating your problems and start owning your life—Thera-Bitch style.

Real estate professionals—and real life best friends, take the hottest topics on the market from business, to casual. In a busy market, there's no time for bullshit. Get ready to get real.

The Distant Replay is an NBA podcast that focuses on breaking down historical happenings around the league. Hosted by Abe Beuttler, the show will introduce NBA expert guests weekly to provide valuable insight and discuss each topic. A lot has gone on in the history of the NBA, and this podcast will do a deep dive on a number of topics.The Distant Replay is presented by Gametime. What time is it? It's Gametime. Download the Gametime app today!

This episode of Cheat Codes, Consoles, & Crime covers the infamous urban legend of Lavender Town syndrome. The theme music for the location "Lavender Town" in the original Pokemon games is undoubtedly eerie and unnerving, and is rumored to have caused nearly 200 Japanese children headaches, nausea, and even suicidal thoughts... What's behind this myth, where did it come from, and what effect did it have on the community? Find out in this episode!

Host Makenzie Killough speaks with student of prior guest Dr. Ellen McWhorter Megan Hayes about their time at the NWSA, her experience with her own sexuality, and much more.

Joe sits down with Alex Gill, former employee extraordinaire of Boston's House of Blues, to talk about what it takes to help operate one of the most vibrant, exciting venues in all of Boston.

Welcome to Travel and Tribulations! This is your one stop shop for everything travel. Join Patty every week while talking about personal horror stories that could rival a Hollywood blockbuster, travel dos and don'ts that might just save your next trip, and expert advice from the incredible people who live and breathe travel.(00:00) - Clip from episode (00:15) - Introduction(01:41) - Introduction to guest (2:10) - Interview with Rose(14:33) - AD Read(15:01) - Thank you to Rose(15:10) - Listener submission(16:27) - Random question of the day(16:55) - Outro

Join host Emma Kunz and guest Ash Kon of It's Not That Serious podcast as they crack open a can and candidly discuss the ways their journeys with drinking. Make sure to give Brewed Brilliance a follow on X/Twitter: @brewedbrillpod Time Stamps: 00:00: Introduction 00:50: Emma's opening remarks 1:47: Introducing Ash 2:14: The Weekly Bevvy segment 5:30: This episode's sponsor, BetterHelp (www.betterhelp.com/brewedbrilliance) 7:00: Beginning to drink for the first time 9:25: High school: the kid with the basement 13:25: Lack of education about alcohol/D.A.R.E program 16:30: Experiences of coping with alcohol 20:20: Drinking in college, social expectations 26:40: Drinking-related advice 28:37: Emma's closing remarks

In this episode of Deconstructing the Game, Evan and Otto discuss the keys to building a winning culture. Midway through the show, Evan chats with WooSox President Charles Steinberg about his experience building winning cultures and what differentiates them from positive cultures.00:00 Intro16:20 Pre-Produced Segment16:40 Expert Interview48:51: Ad Read51:00 Franchise Element 53:00 Outro

In this episode, host Sabrina Samuelson (she/her) goes in depth with Deejay Castillo (they/she), one of the executive producers of TV show Hit Point Hall, about Monster of the Week, a Powered by the Apocalypse system that uses two D6 as the core dice, inspired by modern episodic television like the X-Files, Supernatural, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. They discuss their thoughts about the system, how it compares to other games, and the creativity that it allows. If you like this episode, remember to follow Dykes With Dice on social media and join the growing community! https://linktr.ee/dykeswithdice Instagram: dykeswithdiceTwitter: dykeswithdiceTikTok: dykeswithdiceYouTube: dykeswithdiceDiscord: dykeswithdiceTwitch: dykeswithdiceFollow Deejay on Instagram! This episode was sponsored by HelloFresh. Use code clnsfree at HelloFresh.com/clnsfree to get free breakfast for life. Rating: PG for mild swearing and references to violence. Terms: Class/Archetype- the fundamental part of the identity of the character that determines their abilities. DND 5e- Dungeons and Dragons 5e, a popular roleplaying gameGamemaster/Keeper- The person who runs the gameLore- fake history within the gameMonster of the Week (MOTW)- The game reviewed todayPowered by the Apocalypse: a tabletop role playing game design frameworkTimeline: 00:04- Pre-Introduction00:23- Introduction Music00:47- Introduction to Dee01:17- Explanation of Monster of the Week (MOTW)02:38- Why MOTW? 04:43- Archetype system06:44- Other systems can be daunting08:57- HelloFresh Ad Read10:02- Pros of MOTW12:35- Cons of MOTW14:20- Accessibility15:18- How to protect your mental safety in all games 17:37- Rating System (Reoccurring Bit)19:10- Thank you. 19:27- Follow us! 20:02- Clip of Next Episode20:21- Goodbye

MLB free agency is finally picking headwind but the crown jewel is off the table with Shohei Ohtani signing a record-breaking $700 million deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Between the heartbreak of Blue Jays fans and perplexion from the MLB community, MLB Twitter has been all over the place. We will cover all regarding Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and Cody Bellinger.However, it isn’t all about transactions, former Visalia Rawhide broadcaster Jill Gearin joins us to discuss the culture of the minor leagues and Arizona Fall League. * = External Sound Clip0:00 Teaser Intro0:20 Full Introduction1:25 Khalin’s recent Drafts + Ohtani6:05 *Diamondbacks Owner Ken Kendricks interview clip9:30 Khalin’s thoughts on the Washington Nationals12:04 Cody Bellinger and the Pitching Market17:21 Franchise Element: Valid Take or Clickbait18:35 First Draft from Mitch Fink on Red Sox25:30 *Red Sox Chief Baseball Officer Opening Presser26:35 Second Draft from Camilo Fonseca on Tyler Glasnow and the Rays32:07 Third and Final Draft from Peyton Doyle on journalist credibility37:20 Seatgeek Ad Read38:35 Jill Gearin Interview41:17 The Minor League Broadcaster Experience51:30 Khalin’s experience as an aspiring broadcaster55:25 Outro

00:00-00:20: Intro00:21-00:24: Suprise Guest00:25-05:05: What Happened?: A monthly brief breakdown of the case05:06-06:06: Ad [Better Help: Therapy for you]06:07-14:47: Guest Convo14:48-15:10: Outro

On this episode of the Patriots Militia Podcast, Nick Antonakas and Chandler Betts discuss the Mac Jones situation in New England. New England’s first round pick in 2021 has had moments of greatness throughout his NFL career, but has struggled immensely at times as well. Considering the sheer amount of adversity he has been faced with in 2023, a plethora of questions surround Jones’ future, both with the Patriots and in the NFL. Nick and Chandler go through the vast amount of reasons why Mac should and shouldn’t be the Pats QB in 2024. Should the Patriots “Mac” amends or move on? Make sure to like, share, and subscribe! Follow us on X @patsmilitiapod. Thank you to our sponsors, HelloFresh! Check out their website: hellofresh.com The Patriots Militia podcast with Nick Antonakas and Chandler Betts has two lifelong friends and New England Patriots die-hard fans come together to talk about all things Patriots! From raw post-game reactions to in-depth game previews and analysis of the team, At The Pylon has you covered! While coverage is rooted in the Pats, At The Pylon expands beyond the team, both inside and outside of football. Whether it’s a draft prospect analysis, a conversation with professionals in the sports production industry, or the duo hashing it out over the Patriots recent performance, you don't want to miss it! 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - Introduce Chandler 0:50 - Setting the stage: Mac Jones history 7:06 - Jones Jury: Defense and Prosecution statements for Mac’s case 13:14 - Ad Break: Hello Fresh! 16:02 - Fire the Muskets 18:09 - Stick with or get rid of Mac? 25:13 - Outro

In this episode, Jake sits down with Director of Athletic Communications Matt Horan to talk about what is happening with Emerson Basketball. Jake and Matt also go through Griffs Picks to see who will win the upcoming week's games. Scriped Intro 0:00-3:24Interview with Matt 3:25-18:11 Ad Read 9:25-10:44 Griffs Picks 15:48-18:05Outro 18:12-18:51

In this episode, we delve into Anishinaabe storytelling, its comedic nature, and what it means to tell traditional stories in a community so affected by centuries of colonialism. Special thanks to my guest Adam Spry, an indigenous scholar and literary critic, as well as professor at Emerson College.Check out Adam's book here: https://sunypress.edu/Books/O/Our-War-Paint-Is-Writers-Ink2Blissett's story reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K8D4jkh-Ns&ab_channel=FrankBlissettManitowabi's story reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cSeT9PQFpwResources consulted: Cary Miller's Ogimaag, which includes "Power in the Anishinaabe World" https://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/nebraska/9780803234048/2020 US Census concerning Native Americans: https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2023/10/2020-census-dhc-a-aian-population.html#:~:text=The%20Navajo%20Nation%20made%20up,2.5%25)%20(Table%203).Melissa L. Meyer's The White Earth Tragedy: Ethnicity and Dispossession at a Minnesota Anishinaabe Reservation, 1889–1920, which includes "Jack Pine, White Pine, and Porcupine" https://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/bison-books/9780803282568/Sound Effect by Cristian Viciedo from PixabayMusic: Killing Time by Kevin MacLeod | https://incompetech.com/Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/Creative Commons CC BY 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

0:00:19 – Intro Host: Max Mandel In the rest of this podcast, we'll unravel the defining moments of his architectural career, explore the philosophy behind his award-winning designs and gain insights into the delicate dance between architecture and sculpture. But before we do, let's acknowledge this struggle, because it's in the struggle that the seeds of resilience are sown. Mr Bertman's perseverance became the foundation upon which he built his illustrious career. So to all the buddling architects out there grappling with early challenges, know that you're not alone. Every rejection, every closed door is a step closer to the breakthrough you seek. Stay tuned as we dive deep into the life and mind of Mr Richard Bertman. This is Survive to Thrive where resilience feels success. Ready to thrive, let's continue this extraordinary journey. In the coming minutes we'll uncover the secrets of thriving and missed life's challenges, explore the fusion of architecture and sculpture and gain valuable advice from a true master of the craft. Hit, play and let's unravel the extraordinary tale. Mr Richard Bertman, architect, sculptor and thriver Well, so can you share, like some insights into your journey from Harvard University, mit and then, eventually, the University of California at Berkeley? 0:03:11 – Guest Richard BertmanLet's see, I started Harvard. I got into Harvard, which was good, and then I knew I wanted to be an architect. But I think I was lucky in that, from grandma school, studying Greek mythology, I remember loving what the Greeks were doing in architecture and thinking, boy, I'd love to do that, and in fact that's what I became an architect. And so I knew when I went to Harvard that I wanted to be an architect. So I graduated Harvard and needed to go to a professional school and MIT was close by, and so I applied there and luckily got in, and that's where I started architecture, learning about architecture. 0:03:52 – Host: Max Mandel Awesome. That's a pretty impressive resume, right An illustration exam. 0:03:55 – Guest: Richard BertmanSo, anyhow, I graduated with my degree at MIT as a Bachelor of Architecture and then worked for three or four years getting first hand experience in some architectural offices Founding principal right of CPT right Child's Mars, child's Child's Bertman, sechorus Sechorus incorporation. 0:04:16 – Host: Max MandelCan you discuss some of the key projects or design philosophies that have defined your architectural career? These are tough questions. They are. I like to ask the tough questions. 0:04:27 – Guest: Richard BertmanWell, let's see when we started. We started in the basement of my two family house and I remember my wife was our secretary, so she and it was, I think, three or four stories from the basement where we set up the office and we just used some tables and chairs and file cabinets to make drafting boards. And I remember some experiences, you know. I think we had our first client who wanted to build a library no, not build a library, convert an existing building into a library and make a library out of it. And I remember that he was coming over to interview us. And so we had friends who worked at various offices around town and we had them come over and come to my basement and sit in these chairs and pretend they were drafting, while this potential client came to our office. And so he came, saw that everything seemed good, left and then everybody who was in the office went back to work at the offices they were working in. But we got that job and that was the beginning of the architectural practice. 0:05:31 – Host: Max MandelThat's awesome, and there's always a path. Your office had received over like 200 design awards. Could you highlight a few projects that you're particularly proud of and share the stories behind those projects that you're particularly proud of? 0:05:43 – Guest: Richard BertmanI'm proud of all of them and I think a lot of my success had to do with really being thoughtful and careful about what I was doing. It was really to produce something good. The making of money is important, but I think what I found was just trying to do good work was the most important thing and that made me happy and that's why I always loved what I was doing. And I do remember it led to my writing a book on the design process because it had never been very. You know, all architects have to learn how to design and that isn't well taught. It's hard to teach that, not how you go about it. And I remember teaching and so I wrote a book and I did a house for someone at one point and I remember writing down everything that I was doing. I would make sketches and I would think about what I was doing when I was doing those sketches and I would write that down. And so this book shows the process of what you're thinking in your mind as you're designing something and how you go about it, and that became a very helpful teaching tool as I continued my teaching. 0:07:04 – Host: Richar

In this episode, Maddy Monroe breaks apart the definition of "Harm Reduction" in an effort to discover what it really means and what it looks like in action. This episode features insight from Teena Hallett, a program director at AHOPE (Access, Harm Reduction, Overdose Prevention, & Education), a branch of the Boston Public Health Commission. This episode is sponsored by Narcan, a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose. Stay safe. Be prepared. 00.00 - 00.12: The Doses Pod introduction00.12 - 01.12: Topics of the episode introduction01.12 - 01.44: Sponsor read: Narcan01.44 - 09.06: Harm Reduction, what does that even mean?09.06 - 12.10: Drug of the episode!12.10 - 22.30: Interview with Teena Hallett (AHOPE)22.30 - 22.56: Outro

Welcome to a new episode of Anarchy From the UK, where host Simon Pollard takes you on a one-hour punk journey through the heart of the UK's alternative music scene. Broadcasting from the historic Boston Common at Emerson College's WECB, this episode is packed with an eclectic mix of tracks that promise to introduce you to your next favourite band.In this episode: (00:02:50) King of the Slugs - Fat Dog: Dive into the unique sound of South London's emerging talent, blending punk, klezmer, and more for a rebellious musical experience. (00:08:40) Murderer - Ren: Fresh from topping the UK charts, Ren's new single shines as a beacon for independent artists. (00:12:44) Hate Thy Neighbour - Hyphen: Relatable and raw, Hyphen's latest track speaks to the struggles of corporate life and the liberation found in music. (00:16:37) MODERN ANARCHY ARCHIVE: A special throwback to Arctic Monkeys' early days with "When The Sun Goes Down," reminiscing on their rise to fame and the changes it brought. (00:21:10) Low Tide - The Wonder Years: The Wonder Years bring their signature earnestness to the table with a song that resonates with anyone who's experienced teenage heartbreak. (00:25:20) Honda Civic - Lauren Hibberd: Lauren Hibberd's blend of wit and relatable lyrics in this earnest high-school breakup anthem will strike a chord. (00:29:20) One Of The Boys - Sonic Boom Six: Catch up with Sonic Boom Six's latest release, marking a vibrant return to the alt-ska scene. (00:33:40) LEGENDS OF ANARCHY ARCHIVE: Reflect on the never-fading impact of Oasis with "Don’t Look Back In Anger," a classic that continues to echo in the hearts of Britpop fans. (00:38:30) Ad Break: A quick pause for a word from our sponsor, HelloFresh. Go to Hellofresh.com/AFUK and use discount code #AFUK (00:42:57) One More Night - Definitely Maybe: Exploring the influence of social media on music releases with Definitely Maybe's latest hit. (00:46:17) Ultimate Hammer - Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs: Wrapping up with the driving rock riffs from their recent album. Join Simon as he delves into these tracks, offering insights, personal anecdotes, and a peek into the evolving landscape of the UK's alternative music. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the scene, this episode of "Anarchy From the UK" is your gateway to the rebellious and innovative sounds of the UK.